Grand Teton National Park
Welcome to Grand Teton National Park
The insider's travel guide to Grand Teton National ParkWith an elevation of 13,775ft, Grand Teton is the highest peak in the park and one of eight with an elevation above 12,000ft.
Lined up side-by-side like a jagged comb, these glacier-carved peaks pack a visual punch as they shoot from the valley floor. They also look impenetrable when driving between Jackson and Yellowstone, but first-glance views are deceiving. More than 240 miles of trails crisscross the park, some twisting past wildflowers, meadows, and lakes in the front-country while others follow canyons deep into the Teton Range and the backcountry. Gentle Jenny Lake, stretching along the eastern front-country, is an inviting spot to soak up the mountain views.
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